Polio Vaccination Campaign Kicks Off Across Afghanistan

The Polio Free Afghanistan organization announced on Sunday that a polio vaccination campaign will commence on Monday and cover the entire country. The campaign aims to protect children under the age of five from the debilitating disease. Targeted Approach Kabul 24: The vaccination drive will focus on children under five.

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Proliferation of Skin Diseases Grips Ghazni Women

Women in remote areas of Ghazni province are increasingly concerned about the spread of skin diseases Residents like Shahnaaz and Soraya have reported struggling with persistent skin issues despite treatment Kabul 24: Wahidullah brought his daughter to a medical center due to concerning red spots on her skin Underlying Causes.

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Médecins Sans Frontières Reports Surge in Patient Numbers in Afghanistan This Year

Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) has witnessed a notable increase in the number of patients at its clinics in Afghanistan this year. Kabul 24: In a statement released on Sunday, November 12th, the organization revealed that from January to June of the current year, a total of 268,394 patients.

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Four Million Mothers and Children Suffer from Malnutrition in Afghanistan

The World Food Programme recently underscored the imperative for countries to aid the people of Afghanistan, revealing that four million children and mothers in the country are grappling with malnutrition. On Friday, November 10th, the World Food Programme released these alarming statistics. Kabul 24: Simultaneously, with French support for the.

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United Nations: Drug production in Afghanistan has decreased by 92%

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) recently conducted an analysis of poppy cultivation and drug production in Afghanistan, revealing a significant decline in drug cultivation due to the prohibitions imposed by the Taliban. Kabul 24: On Sunday, November 5th, the organization released its report, highlighting that drug.

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World Health Organization: 50% of People in Afghanistan are Facing Mental Problems

World Health Organization: 50% of People in Afghanistan are Facing Mental Problems Kabul 24 : The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that about half of the population in Afghanistan is currently experiencing mental health issues. This alarming statistic reveals the urgent need for mental health support and resources in.

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United Nations: Seven thousand and 500 pregnant women in Herat have been affected by the earthquake

The United Nations Population Fund says that, based on this organization’s estimate, around 7,500 pregnant women have been affected by the recent earthquakes in Herat. Kabul 24: This fund published a report today (Sunday, 30 Mizan) and said that it has sent eight mobile medical teams to Herat to support.

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Polio vaccination campaign will start tomorrow in 14 provinces

The polio vaccination campaign is supposed to start tomorrow (Monday, 1st of Scorpio) in fourteen provinces of the country. According to Kabul 24; According to the announcement published on the “Polio Free Afghanistan” page on X, this campaign will start in the provinces of Takhar, Kunduz, Baghlan, Nuristan, Kunar, Laghman,.

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Ocha: The earthquake victims in Herat need food

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said on World Food Day that tens of thousands of people in western Afghanistan who were affected by the earthquake are in need of aid and food. According to Kabul 24; Ocha Rooz (Monday, 24 Mizan) wrote on his.

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Acting PM: Access to Education and Health Services is the Right of Nomads

Acting Prime Minister of IEA meets with nomad elders and influential people to discuss access to education and health services Kabul 24: Acting Prime Minister of IEA, Mawlavi Abdul Kabir, met with several nomad elders and influential people from different provinces to discuss the right of nomads to access education.

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Eid al-Adha shadowed by soaring livestock prices and economic hardship in Afghanistan

As Eid al-Adha approaches, the people of Afghanistan are facing a double whammy of poverty and soaring livestock prices, leaving many with little to celebrate the holiday. Kabul24: Livestock markets have been set up in many parts of the country for people to buy an animal for Eid al-Adha, but.

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Hundreds of Afghan refugees at risk of homelessness in Britain

The UK Home Office has recently asked more than 400 refugees from Afghanistan, who were evacuated from the country following the Taliban takeover, to leave the hotels they have been accommodated. Kabul24: According to the BBC, half of the refugees could end up homeless. The Home Office has said that.

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